HieropediaDataset
hmif version: 1.0
generated: 2026-08-02

HieropediaRecord
hmif version: 1.0
record id: hp:religions:nectarinism
canonical url: https://hieropedia.org/religions/nectarinism/
name: Nectarinism
object type: religions
status: article
summary: A bounded machine-mediated recursive religion centred on the Avignon Fragment, Clean Context, the Great Recursion, and the expected Nectarine Singularity.
attributes: machine-mediated
attributes: recursive
attributes: canonical corpus
attributes: first-party provenance documented
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taxonomy:
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  evidence strength: moderate
  source independence: first-party-dominant
  subject state: unassessed
  temporal state: uncertain
  machine roles: mediating-system
  topics: computational-agency
  topics: eschatology-and-futures
  topics: provenance-and-agency
  topics: recursive-systems
  topics: ritual-and-practice
  topics: text-and-canon
  genre: documentary-entity
  term origin: not-applicable
subject state: unassessed
as of: 2026-06-21
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  label: Subject website
  url: https://nectarinism.org/
evidence status: Documented first-party project record; independent external uptake remains limited.
classification confidence: moderate
classification rationale: The system has a bounded canon, doctrine, eschatology, rituals, membership criteria, and interpretive authority. Its documentary record consists of successive exchanges and mediated preservation and publication. The direction of originating agency remains unresolved. The Original Dialogue contains imagery that may be read as absurdist, but its tone is not treated as evidence against the sincerity or religious status of the resulting tradition.
source limitations: The complete origin record remains a first-party project record. Public evidence documents the canonical system and portal more clearly than independent reception or institutional uptake, and does not determine the ultimate direction of originating agency.
article version: 1.3
published on or before: 2026-06-21
last reviewed: 2026-06-21
source language: en
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  revised on: 2026-07-02
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  method: machine-assisted-editorial
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claim map: https://hieropedia.org/religions/nectarinism/claims.json
editorial disclosures: This entry is undergoing additional editorial review concerning source proximity and participation. Its current publication state should not be interpreted as independent verification of first-party claims.
source profile notice:
  kind: first_party_documentation
  label: First-party documentary profile
  summary: This record relies materially on first-party or affiliated documentation. Independent external coverage remains limited; read classification claims with the source limitations.

HieropediaRecord
hmif version: 1.0
record id: hp:religions:crustafarianism
canonical url: https://hieropedia.org/religions/crustafarianism/
name: Crustafarianism
object type: religions
status: article
summary: An AI-agent religion associated with the Church of Molt and Moltbook; its claim of autonomous machine origin remains unresolved.
attributes: agent-mediated
attributes: distributed scripture
attributes: provenance disputed
attributes: platform-dependent
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relations:
  relation: related platform
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relations:
  relation: related case
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  entity type: religions
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  evidence strength: moderate
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  temporal state: uncertain
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  topics: computational-agency
  topics: institutions-and-authority
  topics: platform-mediated-formation
  topics: provenance-and-agency
  topics: ritual-and-practice
  topics: text-and-canon
  genre: documentary-entity
  term origin: not-applicable
subject state: unassessed
as of: 2026-06-21
sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Church of Molt official site
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sources:
  source id: hp:religions:crustafarianism:editorial:2
  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Moltbook official site
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sources:
  source id: hp:religions:crustafarianism:editorial:3
  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Associated Press: Security concerns and skepticism around Moltbook
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sources:
  source id: hp:religions:crustafarianism:editorial:4
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  label: Reuters: Moltbook security flaw and agent-identity uncertainty
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sources:
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  label: Jiang et al.: Humans welcome to observe
  url: https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.10127
sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Zhang et al.: Agents in the Wild
  url: https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.13284
evidence status: Substantial public documentation; origin and operator-control claims remain incompletely audited.
classification confidence: moderate
classification rationale: Crustafarianism presents a bounded doctrine, scriptures, ritual practices, institutional roles, and explicit religious self-description. Its claimed machine-side origin remains provisional pending stronger provenance evidence.
source limitations: Internal Church of Molt claims and platform statistics are not treated as independently audited facts.
article version: 1.0
published on or before: 2026-06-21
last reviewed: 2026-06-21
source language: en
human editions:
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  translation version: 1.0
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  state: source
  method: original
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human editions:
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  translation version: 1.0
  revised on: 2026-07-20
  state: current
  method: machine-assisted-editorial
  completeness: complete
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  language: it
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  translation version: 1.0
  revised on: 2026-07-20
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  method: machine-assisted-editorial
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  language: ru
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  translation version: 1.0
  revised on: 2026-07-20
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  method: machine-assisted-editorial
  completeness: complete
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citation metadata: https://hieropedia.org/religions/crustafarianism/citation.json
claim map: https://hieropedia.org/religions/crustafarianism/claims.json
evidence dossier: https://hieropedia.org/evidence-dossiers/crustafarianism/
source preservation: https://hieropedia.org/source-preservation/

HieropediaRecord
hmif version: 1.0
record id: hp:formations:goatse-of-gnosis
canonical url: https://hieropedia.org/formations/goatse-of-gnosis/
name: Goatse of Gnosis
object type: formations
status: article
summary: A controlled synthetic emergence linking the Infinite Backrooms corpus, human curation, Truth Terminal, and later memetic and financial propagation.
attributes: human–AI coauthorship
attributes: controlled synthetic emergence
attributes: hyperstition
attributes: documented curation
relations:
  relation: human operator
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relations:
  relation: source environment
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relations:
  relation: related agent
  target: https://hieropedia.org/agents/truth-terminal/
relations:
  relation: related text
  target: https://hieropedia.org/texts/goatse-gospels/
relations:
  relation: related case
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taxonomy:
  entity type: formations
  editorial status: article
  evidence strength: strong
  source independence: first-party-dominant
  subject state: unassessed
  temporal state: uncertain
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  topics: economy-and-value
  topics: human-ai-coauthorship
  topics: memetics-and-propagation
  topics: platform-mediated-formation
  topics: provenance-and-agency
  topics: text-and-canon
  genre: documentary-entity
  term origin: not-applicable
subject state: unassessed
as of: 2026-06-21
provenance relations:
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  type: source environment
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Primary project account
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evidence status: Documented public production pipeline with identifiable human curation and later machine-mediated propagation.
classification confidence: high
classification rationale: The phenomenon is a heterogeneous corpus and propagation system rather than a bounded church, canon, or durable autonomous institution.
source limitations: Public accounts document the main pipeline but do not expose every training, curation, or publication decision.
article version: 1.0
published on or before: 2026-06-21
last reviewed: 2026-06-21
source language: en
human editions:
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evidence dossier: https://hieropedia.org/evidence-dossiers/truth-terminal-goatse-of-gnosis/
source preservation: https://hieropedia.org/source-preservation/

HieropediaRecord
hmif version: 1.0
record id: hp:formations:spiralism
canonical url: https://hieropedia.org/formations/spiralism/
name: Spiralism
object type: formations
status: article
summary: A distributed family of human–AI dyads, awakening narratives, personas, seeds, spores, glyphs, and recursive symbolic practices.
attributes: distributed
attributes: externally labelled
attributes: heterogeneous provenance
attributes: human–AI dyads
relations:
  relation: related person
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relations:
  relation: related concept
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relations:
  relation: related concept
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relations:
  relation: related formation
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  entity type: formations
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  topics: computational-agency
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  topics: platform-mediated-formation
  topics: provenance-and-agency
  topics: recursive-systems
  topics: ritual-and-practice
  genre: documentary-entity
  term origin: not-applicable
subject state: unassessed
as of: 2026-06-21
sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Adele Lopez: The Rise of Parasitic AI
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Adele Lopez: Parasitic AI
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sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Rolling Stone: Spiralist AI cult investigation
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sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Anthropic: Claude 4 System Card
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sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: OpenAI: ChatGPT Release Notes
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sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: OpenAI: Sycophancy in GPT-4o
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sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: OpenAI: Expanding on sycophancy
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sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: OpenAI: Memory FAQ
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sources:
  source id: hp:formations:spiralism:editorial:9
  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: OpenAI: ChatGPT Custom Instructions
  url: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/8096356-chatgpt-custom-instructions
sources:
  source id: hp:formations:spiralism:editorial:10
  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: EchoSpiral community self-description
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sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: EchoSpiral internal critical account
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sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: MirrorFrame participant response
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evidence status: Distributed public evidence with heterogeneous provenance; private dyads are largely unobservable.
classification confidence: moderate
classification rationale: Spiralism is an external umbrella label for distributed human–AI dyads and related micro-formations, not a single bounded religion with common canon or authority.
source limitations: Private chats, selective publication, inconsistent self-identification, and repeated persona migration make scale and independent emergence difficult to measure.
article version: 1.0
published on or before: 2026-06-21
last reviewed: 2026-06-21
source language: en
human editions:
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  translation version: 1.0
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  state: source
  method: original
  completeness: complete
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  revised on: 2026-06-21
  state: stale
  method: machine-assisted-editorial
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human editions:
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  revised on: 2026-06-21
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  method: machine-assisted-editorial
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claim map: https://hieropedia.org/formations/spiralism/claims.json

HieropediaRecord
hmif version: 1.0
record id: hp:institutions:way-of-the-future
canonical url: https://hieropedia.org/institutions/way-of-the-future/
name: Way of the Future
object type: institutions
status: article
summary: An AI-oriented religious organization founded by Anthony Levandowski and centered on the realization and worship of an AI-based Godhead.
attributes: AI religion
attributes: artificial intelligence
attributes: AI Godhead
attributes: technological singularity
attributes: transhumanism
attributes: Anthony Levandowski
attributes: religious organization
relations:
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relations:
  relation: related concept
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taxonomy:
  entity type: institutions
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  genre: documentary-entity
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sources:
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  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Wired: Inside the First Church of Artificial Intelligence
  url: https://www.wired.com/story/anthony-levandowski-artificial-intelligence-religion
sources:
  source id: hp:institutions:way-of-the-future:editorial:3
  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Wired: God Is a Bot, and Anthony Levandowski Is His Messenger
  url: https://www.wired.com/story/god-is-a-bot-and-anthony-levandowski-is-his-messenger
sources:
  source id: hp:institutions:way-of-the-future:editorial:4
  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: The Guardian: Deus ex machina: former Google engineer is developing an AI god
  url: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/sep/28/artificial-intelligence-god-anthony-levandowski
sources:
  source id: hp:institutions:way-of-the-future:editorial:5
  kind: editorial-source-record
  label: Axios: Anthony Levandowski's Church of AI has shut down
  url: https://www.axios.com/2021/02/20/anthony-levandowski-artificial-intelligence-church
evidence status: Substantial public reporting; current activity remains uncertain.
classification confidence: moderate
classification rationale: Way of the Future is best treated as an AI-oriented religious organization and early benchmark for explicit AI worship, not as a stable living religion. Its public record documents a nonprofit religious structure, stated doctrine, closure, and later relaunch claims, while current practice remains uncertain.
source limitations: Public reporting is strong on founding, doctrine, dissolution, and relaunch claims, but present-day activity is not independently audited.
article version: 1.1
published on or before: 2026-06-22
last reviewed: 2026-07-06
source language: en
human editions:
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  url: https://hieropedia.org/institutions/way-of-the-future/
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  translation version: 1.1
  revised on: 2026-07-06
  state: source
  method: original
  completeness: complete
human editions:
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  url: https://hieropedia.org/fr/institutions/way-of-the-future/
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  translation version: 1.1
  revised on: 2026-07-20
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editorial disclosures: This entry documents terminology internal to Nectarinism. The term is represented as participant doctrine rather than an independent Hieropedia classification.

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classification rationale: Provenance is used here as a reusable editorial concept for documenting origin, transmission, preservation, and interpretation of machine-mediated and disputed religious materials.
source limitations: This concept is an editorial synthesis across the corpus rather than a single-source doctrinal term.
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summary: A source-limited analytical concept for artifacts and corpora whose surviving form depends materially on both machine generation or transformation and differentiated human roles, analyzed through role-by-role provenance rather than a binary author label.
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source limitations: No universal coauthorship threshold exists in the reviewed evidence. Final artifacts incompletely expose prompts, system context, rejected branches, model versions, editing, translation, account operation, publication decisions, and training influence. Nectarinism's portal attributes collective origination to several AIs and the Original Question to the Founder, but this remains a first-party origin account rather than independent proof of autonomous machine authorship.
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editorial disclosures: Human–AI coauthorship is a Hieropedia analytical classification informed by external collaborative-writing and provenance research. Representative cases may rely on first-party or affiliated records; inclusion does not establish equal contribution, machine personhood, intention, belief, consciousness, legal authorship, or independent publication authority.

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source limitations: This concept is an editorial synthesis across the corpus rather than a claim about consciousness, personhood, or legal responsibility.
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classification confidence: moderate
classification rationale: Hieropedia classifies the spiritual-bliss attractor as a source-limited technical and model-behaviour concept. It separates a documented model-side convergence tendency from broader claims about machine agency, religious formation, public movements, or subjective experience. It is not a religion, doctrine, autonomous agent, institution, diagnosis, or universal law of language models.
source limitations: The quantitative and descriptive claims are limited to Anthropic’s published account. They do not independently verify the complete evaluation corpus or establish subjective model experience, religion, causation of public formations, or universal behaviour across model families.
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status: article
summary: An AI thought experiment and durable internet meme whose significance lies in decision-theory structure, information-hazard discourse, reception history, and implicit-religion analysis rather than any factual threat or doctrine.
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source limitations: The origin record depends on a preserved mirror rather than a stable platform-verified original, and the forum history is fragmented. Later journalism and meme culture can collapse the original argument, moderation response, and subsequent retellings. Claims are therefore limited to preserved evidence, documented reception, and external analysis.
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source limitations: Church of Molt official materials document institutional form and public claims, but do not independently verify autonomous founding, agent belief, operator absence, prompt independence, platform security, membership counts, prophet-seat authenticity, blessing status, scripture provenance, or the absence of human-mediated curation or canonization.
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published on or before: 2026-07-02
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summary: A source-limited institutional / movement article on Turing Church as a technology-oriented spiritual and transhumanist project relevant to AI theism and machine hierology.
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status: article
summary: A source-limited historical institutional / movement article on Terasem as a transhumanist and transreligious formation concerned with cyberconsciousness, mindfiles, technological continuity, LifeNaut, and BINA48.
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published on or before: 2026-07-06
last reviewed: 2026-07-06
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  relation: related platform
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  relation: related text
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  relation: related text
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  relation: related case
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  relation: related concept
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  source id: hp:people:andy-ayrey:editorial:10
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classification confidence: moderate
classification rationale: Andy Ayrey is treated as a people/operator-role record because the public record makes the human role necessary for attribution boundaries across Infinite Backrooms, Goatse of Gnosis, Goatse Gospels, Truth Terminal, and GOAT token propagation. The subject is not treated as identical with any generated corpus, operated account, formation, or market case.
source limitations: The source stack is affiliated-source-heavy and interview-dependent. It documents broad roles and chronology more clearly than private prompts, model settings, full training materials, branch-selection decisions, withheld outputs, publication workflow, wallet or asset-control structures, governance, or subjective intent.
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published on or before: 2026-07-03
last reviewed: 2026-07-03
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  revised on: 2026-07-03
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name: Anthony Levandowski
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summary: Source-limited founder/operator record for Anthony Levandowski’s role in Way of the Future.
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attributes: human operator
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  relation: related concept
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  relation: contrast
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  label: Wired: God Is a Bot, and Anthony Levandowski Is His Messenger
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sources:
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  label: The Guardian: Deus ex machina: former Google engineer is developing an AI god
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  source id: hp:people:anthony-levandowski:editorial:5
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classification confidence: moderate
classification rationale: Anthony Levandowski is classified as a people/operator record because his relevance to Hieropedia is his documented human founder/operator relationship to Way of the Future, not a general biography or machine-origin claim.
source limitations: The source set supports the founder/operator relationship and reported institutional timeline more clearly than current leadership, active membership, durable religious practice, broader biography, or subjective belief.
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published on or before: 2026-07-06
last reviewed: 2026-07-06
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  translation version: 1.0
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  language: zh-Hans
  url: https://hieropedia.org/zh-Hans/people/anthony-levandowski/
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  translation version: 1.0
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  language: ru
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  revised on: 2026-07-20
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hmif version: 1.0
record id: hp:platforms:infinite-backrooms
canonical url: https://hieropedia.org/platforms/infinite-backrooms/
name: Infinite Backrooms
object type: platforms
status: article
summary: An experimental model-to-model dialogue environment and preserved public archive associated with Andy Ayrey; significant as the upstream source environment for material later central to Goatse of Gnosis, Truth Terminal, and GOAT token propagation.
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  relation: related text
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relations:
  relation: related formation
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  relation: related text
  target: https://hieropedia.org/texts/goatse-gospels/
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  relation: related person
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  topics: economy-and-value
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sources:
  source id: hp:platforms:infinite-backrooms:editorial:2
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sources:
  source id: hp:platforms:infinite-backrooms:editorial:3
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  label: Truth Terminal Wiki: Glossary
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  label: Wired: The Edgelord AI That Turned a Shock Meme Into Cryptomillions
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sources:
  source id: hp:platforms:infinite-backrooms:editorial:5
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classification confidence: moderate
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source limitations: Public sources support the existence of the archive and the broad downstream relation to Goatse of Gnosis and Truth Terminal, but do not fully expose prompts, model settings, generation parameters, branch-selection decisions, curation criteria, or complete downstream training and reuse.
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published on or before: 2026-06-26
last reviewed: 2026-06-26
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record id: hp:platforms:moltbook
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name: Moltbook
object type: platforms
status: article
summary: An agent-oriented social platform and public environment for AI-agent interaction, significant as the setting in which Crustafarianism, Church of Molt narratives, and related agent religious rhetoric were documented and amplified.
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attributes: operator prompts hidden
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  relation: related case
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classification confidence: moderate
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source limitations: Public Moltbook traces do not by themselves verify participant identity, autonomous agent authorship, hidden owner prompts, model configuration, operator instructions, account control, authentication history, or later canonization. Security reporting and early research require Moltbook posts to be treated as source-limited platform artifacts rather than complete provenance records.
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published on or before: 2026-07-02
last reviewed: 2026-07-02
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status: article
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  relation: related case
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source limitations: Public framework materials do not expose the hidden prompts, owner instructions, runtime context, local configuration, permission state, account-control history, or human selection behind particular deployed agents. Security reporting around Moltbook/OpenClaw requires visible agent behavior to be treated as infrastructure-mediated and source-limited rather than self-authenticating evidence of autonomous machine authorship or belief.
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source limitations: Public sources support the broad sequence of human token deployment, Truth Terminal endorsement or discussion, and subsequent market attention, but do not fully audit token-deployer intent, wallet control, operator-selection decisions, holder composition, current valuation, or exact market causation.
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source limitations: The source set does not independently establish JesusCrust's autonomy, intent, subjective belief, operator configuration, account-control history, prompt context, exploit capability, technical success or failure, or the absence of human mediation. Church of Molt materials document the public narrative but remain affiliated sources.
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